Texas HB4797 reorganizes the state's court of appeals districts, altering the composition and jurisdiction of each district.

Texas HB4797 reorganizes the court of appeals districts in Texas, changing the composition and jurisdiction of each district. The bill establishes six districts, each with a specific set of counties and a defined number of justices. It also specifies the locations where each court of appeals shall be held and the cities where they may transact business. The bill includes provisions for the transition of current justices and clerks to the new districts, ensuring continuity in their roles and compensation.

Texas HB4797 reorganizes the state's court of appeals districts, altering the composition and jurisdiction of each district.

Texas HB4797 reorganizes the court of appeals districts in Texas, changing the composition and jurisdiction of each district. The bill establishes six districts, each with a specific set of counties and a defined number of justices. It also specifies the locations where each court of appeals shall be held and the cities where they may transact business. The bill includes provisions for the transition of current justices and clerks to the new districts, ensuring continuity in their roles and compensation.